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Start dual operating systems pop_os and Windows 11 simultaneously

Start dual operating systems pop_os and Windows 11 simultaneously

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06-24-2021, 08:26 PM
#1
I have a 2017 HP 15.6-inch notebook, I don’t know the exact model. It’s running Windows 11, and I want to protect my data. Can I safely switch between Pop_OS and Windows 11?
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Danieltowersxd
06-24-2021, 08:26 PM #1

I have a 2017 HP 15.6-inch notebook, I don’t know the exact model. It’s running Windows 11, and I want to protect my data. Can I safely switch between Pop_OS and Windows 11?

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Takeo_Player
Member
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06-26-2021, 06:48 AM
#2
It should be included in the installer. However, since I haven't used Pop!_OS recently, I might be mistaken. Still, starting it and running the live image shouldn't cause any issues. As usual, rely on the live session to verify everything functions correctly.
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Takeo_Player
06-26-2021, 06:48 AM #2

It should be included in the installer. However, since I haven't used Pop!_OS recently, I might be mistaken. Still, starting it and running the live image shouldn't cause any issues. As usual, rely on the live session to verify everything functions correctly.

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EmilyRose_
Junior Member
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06-27-2021, 07:45 PM
#3
Windows 10’s update procedure could be disrupted by a dual-boot setup that interrupts the boot with a menu, and I’m skeptical they resolved this issue with Windows 11. A simpler solution is to install POPs on a separate drive (if possible) and place the boot loader on a USB stick. This prevents interference with Windows and lets you choose the OS by booting from USB. On some HP models, you might also use the UEFI menu, though it’s not very smooth.
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EmilyRose_
06-27-2021, 07:45 PM #3

Windows 10’s update procedure could be disrupted by a dual-boot setup that interrupts the boot with a menu, and I’m skeptical they resolved this issue with Windows 11. A simpler solution is to install POPs on a separate drive (if possible) and place the boot loader on a USB stick. This prevents interference with Windows and lets you choose the OS by booting from USB. On some HP models, you might also use the UEFI menu, though it’s not very smooth.